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+.99 out be Both fills biting the bullet after not getting filled about 10 ticks lower :( A bit jumpy anyway - I don't like trading breakouts, I prefer to defend S/R, but this seemed like a buying panic

yay?

+.90 that was long .92 stopped out BE

Somebody bring out the ruler

Next stop 77.80

That was an expensive smoothie! :D Damn, I went to the toilet to make sure I wouldn't miss anything later... now I'm set and ready for the chop, chop :(

Wow! Did anyone catch that one?

Don't forget the proprietary indicator he created :D

No worries, ES will be getting its viagr-AA soon enough! :D But we'd really prefer that you hanged out with us, instead of with those trannies at the ES Journal :)

It depends, apart from the differences in the platforms themselves, in what you want to trade, your level of experience, etc. I use NinjaTrader with Interactive Brokers and I'm happy overall. If you're only going to trade futures, though, you may want to consider some broker that provides a...

Nice, I like how you exit and reenter like it's nothing - I need at least a few minutes and a trip to the toilet to refocus (and the occasional change of clothes :D )

Want to get long, but I'm seeing size hitting the bid

I take it's 75.98, but is it 75.78 or 74.78?

I got a heads-up when the Nodoji @ Twitter said something about an ichimoku cloud :D I was going to short oil, but N@T went long euro and I thougth: "What am I missing?" So, no, they're not (it seems I'm not the first to confuse them)

Way to go, Ammo!

Just realized Nodoji @ elitetrader and Nodoji @ Twitter are two different people... and missed a trade in the process :D

Good girl! - not that I'm biased or anything :D ¡¡¡Vamos, La Roja!!! PS: At the risk of being a pest :( you may want to take a look at NT's Strategy wizard (which would allow you to (semi-)automate the strategy without programming - you can of course later drive your husband crazy...

Sorry to change the subject, but I had to ask: Who's your favorite for the final?

As CRG Trader pointed out and you yourself acknowledged, the discrepancy between your theoretical/paper results and your actual results lies simply in that when you backtest "without cheating" you only look at the price action of the instrument in question, whereas in real time you're being...

Was thinking the same :p (I did find backtesting by hand useful at the beginning, during the initial stages of learning, etc., but after a while, IMHO it makes more sense to run proper, automated backtests - unless you're willing to manually backtest at least several months of data at a...